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Spotlight on the Provinces: Concerns over health care, economy drive increasing dissatisfaction with governments
Just one-in-three say their provincial government is doing a ‘good job’ handling health care Federal politics has dominated Canadian discourse and headlines in 2021 due to the recently resolved 44th election campaign. For many provincial politicians, that focus may have
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Bilinguisme divergent, angoisse linguistique et le projet de loi 96
Un rapport de l’Institut Angus Reid Le 8 octobre 2021 – La langue est depuis longtemps considérée comme un élément central des identités personnelles et culturelles. Bien que de nombreuses
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Credit Check: Canadians say U.S. deserves as much credit for Two Michaels’ release as their own country
Favourability of China continues to drop; just one-in-ten Canadians hold favourable views of the country October 7, 2021 – Canadians
Inflation Nation: Canadians struggle with rising costs; lower-income households brace for worse in the months ahead
Canadians from lower income households far more likely to say they’re worse off now than a year ago June 17,
Support for vaccine passports grows, seven-in-ten Canadians now support it in public spaces
Half of vaccinated Canadians now say unvaccinated do not deserve same priority for medical treatment September 8, 2021 – The
Much ado about nothing? Canadian voters return a parliament that looks much the same as the last
Preliminary results find the parties within one or two seats of where they were after 2019 election September 21, 2021
Expectation versus reality: Canadians divided about preferred election result, largely expect Liberal minority
Just half of Liberal voters want to see party form a majority; 81% of CPC voters say same of their
Energy: Canadians tilt towards prioritizing renewables; one-third would split investments between green and oil
While green, renewable energy sources are most popular, half (51%) support nuclear energy generation July 13, 2021 – As main
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- Energy: Canadians tilt towards prioritizing renewables; one-third would split investments between green and oil
- Line 5: Ontarians, Michiganders want the oil to keep flowing in the contested pipeline; Quebecers are split
- Climate Change: O’Toole’s carbon pricing gamble draws mixed political reviews
- Pipe(line) dream? Albertans want Ottawa to keep fighting for Keystone XL; but most Canadians say it’s time to “move on”
- Religious Canadians praying for return to in-person worship, but won’t forsake online services in future
- COVID Christmas: High anxiety around surging infections, but many won’t commit to staying home for the holidays
- Freedom of religion widely valued in Canada, but the role of faith in modern society still a source of debate
- Holy Week at Home: Canadians of faith turn to prayer & tech as COVID-19 disrupts Easter and other celebrations
- Vaccine Vacillation: Confidence in AstraZeneca jumps amid increased eligibility; trust in Johnson & Johnson tumbles
- Canada’s other epidemic: As overdose deaths escalate, majority favour decriminalization of drugs
- Access for all: Near universal support for a pharmacare plan covering Canadians’ prescription drug costs
- COVID-19: Three-in-five worry about side-effects of a vaccine; many plan to take a ‘wait and see’ approach
- Credit Check: Canadians say U.S. deserves as much credit for Two Michaels’ release as their own country
- Ahead of trial, three-quarters say Canada-China relationship will not be repaired until Michaels’ release
- From tax cuts to ‘the wall’, Trump’s legacy defined by the political lens through which Americans view his actions
- The Divided States of America: The Biden era ushers in hope for his supporters, despair for Trump backers
